ProForecast

At a glance

• Editor score
  6.0 / 10
• Pricing
  Paid
• Best for
  Teams needing demand and project forecasting
• Free plan
  No
• Scenario modeling
  Yes
• Facts checked
  21 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Combines budgeting, rolling forecasts, scenarios and variance reporting
  • Supports multi-entity, multi-currency consolidation and accounting integrations
  • Rapier AI generates demand forecasts from historical data

• Where it doesn't

  • Paid product with no free plan
  • Requires a one-time setup fee for configuration and integration
  • Volume-based user pricing can make costs vary as teams grow

Our verdict on ProForecast

ProForecast is a cloud-based financial planning and forecasting platform for mid-market businesses. It brings together budget creation, cash-flow, profit-and-loss and balance-sheet planning, reporting, dashboards, scenario modeling and actual-versus-forecast analysis. The product also covers project planning, cost forecasting, payroll-related cost planning and consolidation across subsidiaries, making it suited to finance teams that need a broader planning environment rather than a single forecasting tool.

Its pricing structure is built around a one-time setup fee covering configuration, integration and ongoing training, followed by annual fees for the first five users and for additional users. Each annual plan includes full functionality, while the volume-based model ties cost to team size. ProForecast is delivered through the web and API, and its accounting ecosystem includes AccountsIQ, Acumatica, Clear Books, Microsoft Dynamics 365, FreshBooks, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Oracle Financials Cloud, Excel, Sage 50, Sage 200, Sage Intacct, SAP S/4HANA and Xero. This makes it a practical fit for organizations consolidating financial inputs from established accounting systems.

A notable feature is the Rapier AI engine, which generates demand forecasts from historical data. Alongside that capability, users can model macro and micro what-if scenarios, build custom KPI dashboards and report packs, and connect demand planning with project financials. The trade-off is a paid, implementation-oriented structure: teams should expect setup work, integration activity and ongoing training rather than a lightweight self-serve start. ProForecast suits finance and planning teams that need connected budgeting, demand forecasting and project analysis; organizations seeking a free plan or a simpler standalone forecasting workflow should consider a narrower alternative.

ProForecast pricing

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ProForecast fact sheet

ProForecast integrations

ProForecast lists 85+ integrations on its own site — the 14 named here are the ones its pages call out.

• AccountsIQ
• Acumatica
• Clear Books
• Microsoft Dynamics 365
• FreshBooks
• QuickBooks
• NetSuite
• Oracle Financials Cloud
• Excel
• Sage 50
• Sage 200
• Sage Intacct
• SAP S/4HANA
• Xero

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Alternatives to ProForecast

• Workday Adaptive PlanningA broad FP&A platform for large finance teams that need connected planning and reporting.9.4
• BoardA broad connected-planning platform for finance, HR, and operational teams.9.3
• PlanfulA broad web-based FP&A platform for planning, consolidation, close, and reporting.9.2

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Also listed in

• Financial Forecasting Software
• Scenario Planning Software

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